Changing patterns of HIV infection in Vietnam
The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Israeli researchers have developed a new method that can neutralize HIV and developed an injectable drug that can cure HIV/AIDS.
A group of Australian scientists discovered
Scientists from the Vector Research Institute in Russia have found a new way to cure cancer, HIV / AIDS through a fungus called Chaga.
The emergence of sub-Saharan cities in Africa in the early 20th century triggered the spread of AIDS-causing viruses.
Three genetically altered cats with a glowing body can prevent immunodeficiency virus in cats (FIV) that are opening new avenues for research against century disease - H…
Important differences in immune system signaling and the formation of immune-regulating molecules may explain why some primates can live with the immunodeficiency virus…
Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
Climate change impacts not only the environment but also the greatest threat, threatening the health of billions of people in the 21st century.
According to Xinhua, the city of Vancouver has launched an anti-HIV / AIDS campaign by increasing the test rate to prevent the disease in the US West Coast city.
According to Ansa, the Italian Institute of Advanced Health (ISS) has said it will test an HIV / AIDS vaccine in the process of research called TAT in South Africa.
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that the US will lift the ban on travel and immigration for HIV-infected people over the past 22 years.
'Don't leave lonely newspapers on the journey to prevent HIV / AIDS. The press is an important vaccine to prevent AIDS, but newspapers alone cannot kill AIDS. HIV / AIDS…
On May 31, the UN General Assembly's 2006 HIV / AIDS Summit opened at the UN headquarters in New York City (USA), attended by many national and government leaders. , rep…